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The phone number where you can be reached and the name of the people you’re staying with. 
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An emergency phone number (or two) of someone close to home, such as a friend or relative. 
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Your veterinarian’s phone number and address. 
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The emergency clinic’s phone number and address. 
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A supply of necessary medication and instructions on how to medicate your ferret. 
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Written description of each ferret and each ferret’s personality (attach a photo next to each description to be extra helpful). 
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A list of do’s and don’ts. 
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An adequate supply of food. 
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Written instructions on feeding. 
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Instructions on how to clean up after your ferrets, supervise safe playtime, and watch for signs of illness or injury. 
Whether you leave your ferret in the capable hands of a pet sitter or you use a boarding facility, this list explains the information you need to provide for your ferret’s caregiver:



